Class 4
Class 4's final brass performance.
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On Friday, Class 4 performed their final concert as a brass band. Not only was it Class 4's final performance, it was the last time Mr. Garlick will conduct a whole class brass band as he is retiring from teaching!
We are very sad to see you go, Mr. Garlick. I have had a wonderful two years seeing you teach two cohorts of year 4 children and I know you have taught many people brass over the years, including some who are now parents here at Netherthong! We wish you all the best for the future!
Here is a picture from our performance on Friday at the summer fair.
This week in Class 4.
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Good morning,
We have had the first of 4 very busy weeks for Class 4.
On Wednesday we took part in Sports Barn at the Leeds Road Training Ground where the children got to try out various sports. From running to cricket, from football to handball, the children had a fantastic time!
Today is sports day. Please note that there may be some changes to the listed races due to absences and last minute swapping.
Homework for this week is IXL Maths Y18 and Y19 on fractions.
The spellings are:
Various
Weight
Women
Woman
Accidentally
Actually
Occasionally
Thanks for your support and have a great weekend!
Mr. Kershaw
Homework due 29.6.18
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The homework for this week is as follows:
1.) IXL Maths. A.15 and A.16 on inequalities (greater than and less than signs).
2.) IXL English I.2 on contractions.
Spellings are:
Strength
Suppose
Surprise
Therefore
Though
Although
Thought
Through
Have a fantastic weekend and thank you very much for all your support.
Mr. Kershaw
Homework due 22.6.18
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Apologies, I was meant to upload this on Friday.
IXL homework is:
Maths G.13 and G.14, continuing to practise multiplication fluency.
Maths K.11 and K.12, continuing to practise division fluency.
The spellings are:
Regular
Reign
Remember
Sentence
Separate
Special
Straight
Strange
Thanks!
Girls Active
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Yesterday, I was very lucky to be able to take Darcey, Gretel and Lyela to a course about how to encourage girls to be more active. This is a National Lottery funded project which was set up because by the time girls are in their mid-teens only 7% of them are as active as is recommended. The drop off happens from age 7 upwards.
In an attempt to combat this, the Girls Active project will train girls to be leaders in motivating and facilitating other girls to be more active. Our three new Girls Active Leaders (or GALs as they decided to be called!) are incredibly enthusiastic about this exciting new project and soon you will see some new initiatives they are starting! I was also fortunate enough to be given some training on how to empower the girls and give them the support they need to do this.
We want to make our girls unstoppable!
